Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01

NOrCIDSS O.GOs OOuulcuGCt s-SNf - s.25. Sierra Nevada 4.50, Union Con 3.iO Utah 50, Yellow Jacket 4.lO.
 WASHINGTON, December 2o'-lt has just been decided that the funeral oi General Logan will take place m ;he | senate chamber. Friday and that the re- mains will be inferred In the city ceme- Lery here til the place of final Duriai is determined.
 WssHISGroS, December 2S. - The | Evening Star says: Among members of the house who visited the capitol YesteT- day and to day the suggestion was pas sed around that liberal pension should | be granted to the widow of Logan and | It met with hearty appreciation on every l hand, Democrats manifested Rs much | eaRerness as republicans tO join ID pro viding for the widow. The hearty man aer in which the suggestion has been | taken hold of renders l: quite certain | that among the first acts of congress | upon reassembling will be tO pass Q pen | sion bill for Mrs. Logan. lt is agreed | that there would be eminent prOpriety | in grgnting a Liberal persion based on | General Logsn's military services. o'uae l members are of the opinion that the pen | sion should be $500 Ter year. Ihii IS the sum Rrsntsd 10 widows of presi- dents and though General Logan did not occupy an office 20 exalted as that' he was recognized ss the hesd represen- tative of the volunteer soldier. IL K hardly probable that pension of lees than sI, 800 will be voted, II the expres- sions of congressman upon thRi subIect may be taken Rs a criterion. lt is claimed that no violence will be done tc the letter or spirit of the law m granting a pension to her, as General Logan wHa a sufferer up to his death from the effects of his army experience. It is thought that the rheumatism which was the cause of hIs death was contracted by exposure ID the army. There is movement oE foot to hGva ex-COntederates represent ed in the funeral procession that wii follow the remains of Senator Logan.
 Many ye1-Contederates have expressed Q desire to participate, and 1t is probable that place will be provided for them no the procession.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-A dispatch says Senator McPhcrlou was shown this evening a Trenton dispatch to the New York Evening Post, which quoted him n- EhN luk ut ht-1 An AtAt -lAAA-AaaN . nlsce Us Secretary of the Treasury.
 NcPherson wrote the following cndors- ment 0n 6 slip from the Post: "A literal,
 positive, unqualified lie. l never sGid ii aDG there k not grain fl truth ln tle report, by whoever made"
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S S-Rumors are
 being circulated to the effect that gll
 roads in the city will be tied up should no settlement be arrived st with the Geary and Su,ter Street comphuies within the next few days. In relation tD the probability of a Market street tie up, a communication was sent by the directors of the road to Senator Sian ford, ut Washington. His reply was. should strike occur under the pres ent circumstances, tIe up the road For n year, if necessary, but run cars enough, however, to keep tine franchise.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, December 2s.-At two D. ID. today the water tank on the reffigegating house of the Helm Brlw wery IF East St. Louis, fell through tie roof killing John keeter, an emplOyC, uad
 breaking the pipes SO Es to 4ibera:e a quantity of ammoEII gas winch was in h-3pa by two men whose names Gre not krcws. lis ,-aiei trey will dic from :he effects.
 WasuIS SION. December .S-Ihe fol- lowing cGauges Uf station cf medical officers in the D psriluen: Oi ATiz1na have recently beeC ordered; l. Cu.. I'd ward Evarrs from Fort Grant Co Fort Apache, Arizona; LIeutsnant William D. Dietz from Fort Stanton to Fort Bayard, New Mexico; Lieutenant Wm. D. Bann;s;or from Fort Wiuglte, New Mexico, to Fort Lowell, ArIzona; ChGs.
 r Mason from For. HuachCca 10 Fort Surgeon K <. Finley from Fort Me Dowell, Arizona, to Fort Stanton, New Mexico; Acting Assistant Surgeon l.. W. Clark from Fort Lowell, Arizona, to Fort Wingate. New Mexico.
 WAsHISGToS, December 2S. The Sec retRry of the Treasury has -ssued n call Ior Sl00 OO0.000 cf the three per cents. The call will mature February lst.
 SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. 2S-A report is n circulation here that comproHlse hss been effected between Miller and LUX, the riparilnista, and J. B. Hsggin. irrIgationist.
 SACRAMENTO, December 2s.-A report IS n circulation here that s compromise las been affected between Miller & Lux, | he ripariauists, and J. B. Hagg.r, irri- | gGt.onists. IL b stated that settle | Dent wGs made on the following basis | That Miller d Lux are Co be entitled at | III seasons to one-third of the flow of | tho Kern river, which third HaggIn and | Carr agree tO deliver through the ditch | to the lands cf the former, and that | DOsh parties are tO accept end mEintain | .Le decision ot the supreme court rs de | .ivsTed by Judge McKinsley. Senator | Cax, of the finn of Cox & Clarke. of tlls | ,ity, who ars largely concerned in this | 'sse, to-day denied that settlement had | been made.
 Some Of the territorial el changes thst | ind theIT way tO the CITIZEN table really | OOk as though in tine Christmas tussle he turkey had come out the best. There | 3 q sort If blear-eyed look to some of hom, indicative of very merry tine with the contingent probability that s nbscriber had paid up his delinquent Ji.L
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 29.-Pedra iHiber. sole proprietor of the well known 'Gnking firm of Sa;her < Co, of this ci- 7. died yesterday ID Oakland, Gt ihe ge of 75, from military aPop!exy.
 ALBANY, Ogn., December 2g.-The Or con Pacific railway Cos uew steamer isntly, while attempting Co rescue COW which wss n danger from tbe drift, wung against the south pier of the rail- 1Cd biidge, knocking a large hole in the otfom. She immediately filed and sank n fifteen feet of water. Twenty passen- .ers, including six women, were Tee cued y the steamer Three Sisters. Tue car 70. consisting of 1000 bushels of wheat. nil be s total loss. The vessel IS se,- ling slowly, and if tbe river continues 0 raise, which il probably will. she will e total loss. She cost S16,O00 was lr- uTed few weeks ago and k insured | OE.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 29-Owiar 0 the discovery of the dynamite bombs on the Geary street road by le police, additional precautions have [ cen taken on both lines upon which the , .fikes are now pending. The lines gre | uarded day and night and during the 3 i hours ending tbis morning there was
 policeman on every block along toe |, ntire length of the Geary street and alter street lines.
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